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First Look | Maverick Suspension Q36R Set

We were blown away when FOX presented the latest generation of their 36 series – maximum performance at a minimum weight. Our only criticism of these new miracle forks was the bolt-up axle system, which can work with both the 15 or 20mm axles. The American suspension specialists Maverick decided to tackle this issue, launching the Q36R, a quick-release axle system to simplify matters. Could this propel the 36 forks to the top of the game? Find out here.

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Get a Grip! Five Mud Tires in Comparison

As we slide into the wet season, the trails that we have been enjoying all summer begin to take on an entirely new character.  The dust that we have been shredding washes away; replaced with a thick slippery gloop, this is the season of mud, the age of sludge, and it’s the time to get sideways.  

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The Review | Nukeproof Mega TR Race 2015

We aren’t all in a position to shell out € 6,000 for a new bike, so when Nukeproof launched the Mega TR Race, proclaiming it an ambitious all-rounder, one that’s both easy on the wallet costing just € 2,399 and a brilliant bike to ride on the trails. We threw our legs over the bike and took it to the bike park, out on the trails and on long rides to see just how much bike you get for your money and to find out when it’s really in its element.

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The Review | The Vitus Sommet Pro 155mm Enduro Bike

“As I smash through another corner, hands death gripped onto the bars, grinning like a lunatic, and way out of my comfort zone – I know full well that the Sommet PRO I am riding is working on ways to go even faster”. We first tested the Sommet back in August 2014 in its more basic VR form, if you want to know how it was designed you can find out here. We were impressed with the bike and knew it...

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The Review | ESI Silicone Grips Review

Grips haven’t changed much over the past few years. Essentially, they’re still plastic cylinders with a layer of rubber that are attached to your handlebars with a screw or two. But ESI Grips have now shattered this idyllic state.

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